Sentences with phrase «education entrepreneurship»

The Gates Foundation also funded the creation of the Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust which launched stating: «CEE - Trust's goal is to accelerate the growth of high - impact entrepreneurial education solutions in member cities across the country.»

In May 2013, HGSE awarded four teams the first - ever Education Entrepreneurship Summer Fellowship, which included $ 20,000 in funding and access to the Harvard Innovation Lab (i - Lab) for the summer.

Incubating High - Quality Charter Schools: Innovations in City - Based Organizations explores how the members of a national network of city - based organizations — the Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust — are using one promising approach to creating high - quality school options: incubating charter school leaders.

Marco Morales, principal at Brookline Elementary in Houston Independent School District, recently graduated from the Rice University Education Entrepreneurship Program (REEP) Business Fellowship Program.

In this EdCast, Catharine Bellinger and Alexis Morin, cofounders of SFER share their story of education entrepreneurship while students at Princeton.

Having just completed my Master's degree, I was very interested in applying to the Rice Education Entrepreneurship Program (REEP) Business Fellowship, a 13 - month program offered through the Jones Graduate School to help principals and those aspiring to principal positions to expand their leadership and management skill base.

Education Entrepreneurship curriculums are only a few decades old.

Project applications were reviewed and judged by a committee of HGSE faculty and administrators based on demonstrated leadership and effectiveness, interest in education entrepreneurship, viability of the entrepreneurial venture, and potential impact of venture.

The Harvard Graduate School of Education has named four recipients of the first Education Entrepreneurship Summer Fellowship, which provides funding for students and recent alumni to advance their entrepreneurial ventures during the summer.

Here, after making clear why successful education entrepreneurship is so hard, we explain why those who clear the many hurdles are not likely — and ought not be expected — to crusade as well for sweeping policy reforms.

The very newness of education entrepreneurship further limits its role in policy change.

Christine earned her doctorate in education leadership at Harvard University, where she promoted education entrepreneurship as a Harvard Innovation Lab Fellow, and received her bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.

Whether you're curious about education entrepreneurship or have been working on solving a specific problem in education for a while, one of 4.0 Schools» 2 Fellowship opportunities (Essentials Fellowship and Tiny Fellowship) will help you launch your bold ideas to improve education.

Education Entrepreneurship requires business owners to face new challenges every day, so it's important to invest both time and money in continued education.

Klein is coauthor of «Blended Learning in Practice: Four District School Journeys,» a case study of the Oakland project written with Carrie McPherson Douglass, who's now with the Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust, an umbrella organization for urban reform groups nationwide.

In this white paper, Public Impact explores how the members of a national network of city - based organizations — the Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust — are using one promising approach to creating high - quality school options: incubating charter school leaders.

The Broad Academy and Broad Residency are the best known for superintendents and central office staff; innovative models for principal training can be seen at New Leaders for New Schools, Relay Graduate School of Education, Rice University's Education Entrepreneurship Program, the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship in Education Leadership, and — the new kid on the block — Ohio's BRIGHT initiative.

The following excerpt from the chapter «From Generation to Generation: Fifteen Years of Education Entrepreneurship,» by Stacey Childress, Chief Executive Officer of NewSchools Venture Fund, takes a look at the market for new software, instructional materials, assessments, and data platforms being developed by entrepreneurs.

Now, through This Land Speaks — a recipient of the HGSE's Education Entrepreneurship Summer Fellowship, which provides funding and space at the Harvard Innovation Lab to students to advance ventures — she hopes to help students living in disadvantaged rural communities like the Mississippi Delta, Appalachia, Native American reservations, the Florida Panhandle, and the Eastern Carolinas.

«The HGSE Education Entrepreneurship Fellowship at the I - Lab will provide students with not just the resources but the inspiration to build out their educational enterprises,» says Professor Monica Higgins.

«I was exposed to such a lush variety of education entrepreneurship I realized I could create something on my own or I could borrow the strengths of other projects, to be a bridge.»

student April Wang is using her Education Entrepreneurship Summer Fellowship to help those in disadvantaged rural communities find their voices.

To be sure, there are admirable organizations and programs, including New Leaders for New Schools, the Broad Academy, Education Pioneers, KIPP's Fisher Fellows, and Rice University's Education Entrepreneurship Program (REEP), that seek to develop in selected individuals the capabilities that are needed.

Chosen by a panel of faculty and administrators, five teams composed of recent graduates or doctoral students have spent this summer developing start - ups as part of HGSE's Education Entrepreneurship Fellowship Program.

Stay tuned for more from the Education Entrepreneurship Summer Fellowship teams!

Aspiring chiefs might also consider taking negotiation courses from business schools, or participating in innovative education leadership programs such as Rice University's Education Entrepreneurship Program.

This is a publisher - authenticated version of the following book excerpt: «From Generation to Generation: Fifteen Years of Education Entrepreneurship,» by Stacey Childress in Educational Entrepreneurship Today, edited by Frederick M. Hess and Michael Q. McShane, p. 26 - 31 (Cambridge: Harvard Education Press, 2016).

She was awarded an Education Entrepreneurship Summer Fellowship from HGSE this past May — including space at the Harvard Innovation Lab — to help accelerate the development of her project.

The organization traces its roots back to 2012, when the an Indianapolis, Indiana «educational venture capital fund» called The Mind Trust spun off a related entity it called CEE - Trust or Cities for Education Entrepreneurship.

Grants provided by its Education Entrepreneurship Fellowship support educational innovators seeking the best ways to meet community needs.

Here, we profile an organization connecting Smart Cities — the Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust (CEE - Trust)-- and its work helping city - based organizations support the emergence of high - quality blended learning.

Featured presenters included: Ethan Gray, vice president of The Mind Trust and director of the Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust (CEE - Trust), and Joe Ableidinger, a consultant with Public Impact.

Education Commissioner Chris Nicastro wants to recommend one of several plans to the state board in mid-February to allow time for a vote and implementation, but the Kansas City Star has hinted that consulting firm Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust has been the clear favorite, based on communications between officials and CEE - Trust leadership underway well before the firm received $ 385,000 to deliver a proposal.

Ethan Gray, who directs the Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust, argues that cities can not wait for established and successful charter school networks to build schools in their area.

Public Impact has written two reports out this week for CEE - Trust (the Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust) showing how city - based funders and reformers can help, by catalyzing and scaling up high - quality blended learning in their cities.